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foxwoods tournament chips?

looking at the chips on tonights WPT (and the previous foxwoods events on the WPT) it appears foxwoods uses a much thinner chip, and may not even be clay.

does anyone know/have a picture of the chips or know which ones they are? i dont believe ive seen similar ones anywhere else.
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With some of the closer angles, they sure looked like paulson tophat and canes to me...
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I know Foxwoods uses Paulsons in the casino but dont know about WPT events.
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anyone got pics of the WPT chips?
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They were definitely Paulson, even saw a top hat and cane mold on a close up of Temp doing a chip trick. Plus, they sounded like Paulsons. I think if the chip has a small edge spot or no edge spot, they appear to be thinner than normal; but it's just a perception thing.
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played in their $500 nlhe event a couple weekends ago...
Paulson, no edge spots obviously. But with an inlay but non denominational.

Some of the satellites are paulson hotstamped.

couple poor quality camera phone pics...

http://www.sharemation.com/expunge/Chips%201.bmp
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played in their $500 nlhe event a couple weekends ago...
Paulson, no edge spots obviously. But with an inlay but non denominational.

Some of the satellites are paulson hotstamped.

couple poor quality camera phone pics...

http://www.sharemation.com/expunge/Chips%201.bmp
http://www.sharemation.com/expunge/Chips%202.bmp
Send those to me and I'll post them on my photobucket.
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those were definately paulson, similar to the ones on other tourneys like the us championship
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played in their $500 nlhe event a couple weekends ago...
Paulson, no edge spots obviously. But with an inlay but non denominational.

Some of the satellites are paulson hotstamped.

couple poor quality camera phone pics...

http://www.sharemation.com/expunge/Chips%201.bmp
http://www.sharemation.com/expunge/Chips%202.bmp
cant really see the chips but nice effort with the camera phone.
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